Difference between "Inverse Scattering" and "Diffraction tomography"?

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Inverse Scattering and Diffraction Tomography are two distinct methods used in RF imaging. Inverse Scattering focuses on reconstructing an image of an object by analyzing scattered waves, while Diffraction Tomography involves reconstructing images based on the diffraction patterns of waves. The primary difference lies in their approach to wave interaction and data interpretation. Inverse Scattering is typically more complex and computationally intensive than Diffraction Tomography. Understanding these differences is crucial for selecting the appropriate method for specific imaging applications.
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I saw there are two types of methods for RF imaging, Inverse Scattering" and "Diffraction tomography. What are the differences between them?
 
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Amartansh said:
Summary: I saw there are two types of methods for RF imaging, Inverse Scattering" and "Diffraction tomography. What are the differences between them?

What are the differences between them?

what research have you done to find out
Your A tag indicates post graduate level ... you must be used to doing study ?
 

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